EDINBORO UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor of Arts
Major: Mathematics (0460)
Student:
I. GENERAL EDUCATION
(42 SH)
SH
(12 SH)
ENGL 101 College Writing Skills
ENGL 102 Writ/Research
3
3
MATH270 Discrete Mathematics I
3
CSCI104 Essentials Computing I
Or Discipline-specific computer competency course
3
B. Core
2.
(21 SH)
Artistic Expression
World Civilizations
II. SPECIALIZATION: MATHEMATICS*
(3 SH)
(3 SH)
(39 SH)
SH Grade
Grade Date
A. Skills
1.
Term:
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A. Required Mathematics Courses**
MATH211
Analytical Geom./Calc. I
4
MATH212
Analytical Geom./Calc. II
4
MATH275
Linear Algebra I
3
MATH311
Analytical Geom./Calc. III
4
MATH350
Math Prob. & Statistics
3
MATH370
Discrete Mathematics II
3
MATH411
Introduction to Analysis
3
MATH421
Abstract Algebra I
3
MATH480
Mathematics Seminar
1
B. Mathematics Electives
3.
American Civilizations
(3 SH)
4.
Human Behavior
(3 SH)
5.
Cultural Diversity & Social
Pluralism
(3 SH)
6.
Ethics
(3 SH)
Natural Science
III. Required Computer Science Component
CSCI130
Principles of Programming I
(3 SH
3
(36 SH)
SH Grade
(3 SH)
C. Distribution
(11 SH)
Courses used to satisfy this requirement must be approved by the
student’s advisor and selected from any mathematics course numbered
300 or above except MATH403** MATH404** and Math Internship.
IV. FREE ELECTIVES***
7.
Date
(28 SH)
Date
(9 SH)
1.
Humanities & Fine Arts
(3 SH)
2.
Social & Behavioral Sciences
(3 SH)
3.
Science & Math
(3 SH)
Three (3) semester hours in each of the areas of distribution
THIS IS NOT AN OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT
OF RECORD
*Specialization is 42 SH including MATH270 in I-A
A grade of C or better must be obtained in each required
course in the Specialization and in CSCI130.
#Note: At least 42 semester hours must consist of
advanced coursework
**BAMA majors seeking certification in Sec. Mathematics
may count both of the courses MATH403 and MATH404
as math. electives.
***Students are encouraged to select an appropriate minor
within the elective hours. Students must also make sure they take
at least 10 hours of courses numbered 300 or above besides those
already specified above.
TOTAL #
(Revised: March 2005; Approved: September 2012)
(Effective: Fall 2012; Printed: May 2014)
(120 SH)